I got the shrubs in the front entry area out on Saturday. I transplanted the loropetalum, tea olive, and hydrangeas. Intentionally disposed of the spiraea. The camellia was too big to get out without severe root damage.
I got the shrubs in the front entry area out on Saturday. I transplanted the loropetalum, tea olive, and hydrangeas. Intentionally disposed of the spiraea. The camellia was too big to get out without severe root damage.
I need to know the plants already in the front entry bed, so I can plan what to do with them. Here’s my audit.
Finished The Complete Guide to Home Permaculture.
I have been following Brandy and Shades of Green Permaculture for a while. The book is a good collection of the content they put out.
“Complete Guide” is a stretch. Much of it felt like solutions need complete overhauls, even though Brandy concludes with “Start with small changes. Let your landscape evolve over time, and trust that even the smallest steps are making a difference.”
Regardless, I have a couple of ideas for some small changes I can start with.
Finished How Can I Help? Saving Nature with Your Yard.
I had a cursory understanding of Doug’s ideas going into this book, but I feel I have a solid grasp of it now: the decline of biodiversity has real consequences for humanity, and we can have a meaningful impact by supporting every trophic level with native plants and habitat.
Started How Can I Help? Saving Nature with Your Yard by Doug Tallamy.